Al-Diyar newspaper wrote: Within 15 days of May 15, and in the midst of the confusion in the Sunni environment with the suspension of President Saad Hariri and his current political and electoral work as a rule, the voices of prominent Sunni references began to multiply and rise, calling not for non-boycott, but much more, I went to the limit of calling The intense participation, and perhaps the position of the Mufti of the Republic, Sheikh Abdul Latif Derian in the Eid sermon, is more eloquent than any words.
Fadrian, whose position on not boycotting and participating in the elections has been gradual, deservedly been announced in May shortly after Prime Minister Hariri announced his position yesterday, raising the ceiling of the call. Corrupt and bad to power, adding: Parliamentary elections are an opportunity before us for change, so let it be a change for the better, by choosing the fittest. The choice is not remote. Nor be wishful thinking. Rather, it should be with intense actual participation, and by saying the right to vote on the paper!
A remarkable position came to the ears of the most prominent Sunni personalities who participated in the Eid prayer, led by Prime Minister Najib Mikati and President Fouad Siniora, and he raised more than one question mark about his background, especially that these words are in harmony with what the Saudi ambassador, Walid Al-Bukhari, repeats in every breakfast or meeting, especially with Sunni leaders.
In this context, circles familiar with the northern Sunni atmosphere commented, saying: “The Mufti’s call and his call for massive participation is aimed at not disregarding the voice of the people, the people of the north and Beirut, especially since Hariri did not previously call for a boycott of the elections, but rather asked everyone who wanted to run to submit his resignation from the Blue Movement. And not to include the name of the movement in any slogan or electoral campaign.
For its part, sources who were part of the Future Bloc and ran for the elections pointed out that the Sunni mood began to change in favor of participation in the parliamentary entitlement. She said: When we began to explain the danger of not participating and leaving the country in the hands of Hezbollah and emergency on the scene, as she put it, the atmosphere began to lean towards the necessity of participation.
As for the line of the middle house in the Emirates, where the strongest representative of the Sunni sect, Saad Hariri, is watching and anticipating the development of positions and the entire scene. Sources familiar with him revealed that he is still up to this moment on his position, stressing that he did not originally call for a boycott, but rather called for not to run in the name of the future, but sources A reliable source in the Sunni arena reported that Al-Diyar stated that everything that comes out of positions calling for massive participation is aimed at putting pressure on Prime Minister Hariri, who is already under great pressure to come out with a position in which he calls on the Sunni people and voters not to boycott, but rather to participate heavily.
In this context, Al-Diyar information from prominent Sunni circles revealed that enormous pressures are being exerted on Hariri, both external and internal, to change the “Sunni sentiment” that is still inclined until this moment not to vote in the electoral process or to vote with a low percentage.
And the circles add: It is clear that some are in a Sunni crisis and are fully aware that they will not guarantee, even if they are ambiguously obtained from President Fouad Siniora’s channel, and those who support him, and thus the circles complement that attempts are still underway by Sunni references to push a Saudi Gulf to use the last card represented by pressure on Prime Minister Hariri to issue either As for coming out with a position that calls for intense participation, on the merits of May 15, will Hariri do it and respond, once again, on the basis of “your brother’s hate is not a hero” to the pressures? In any case, these are days, and the white thread is clear from the black, knowing that a source familiar with the atmosphere of Prime Minister Hariri commented: “It is true that the pressures are many, but it is too heavy for him, after all he has done, to issue a position of this kind,” noting that a coordinated position The media year in the “Future Movement” Abdel Salam Moussa, via “Twitter” yesterday, was remarkable and clear about his timing, and he said: “Hariri’s audience is not an electoral office for forces that have lost our confidence in them, and we will not participate in elections that provide Hezbollah with a legitimacy that it awaits.”
Commenting on the words of future sources that Siniora is Mazum, sources familiar with Siniora’s atmosphere were satisfied with saying to Al-Diyar: “The Mufti Derian is against the boycott from the beginning of the road, and his words came to confirm once again that if some interpreted the future decision as a call to boycott the elections, he does not mean that.”
In response to a question about whether Siniora is a Mazuma and a Sunni besieged who is looking for even a single winner in Beirut, the sources said: In any case, the elections are at the gates, and “my pain is a lie for the diver!” As for the expected level of Sunni participation, the sources familiar with Siniora’s atmosphere asserted that participation would be good, even if it was less than the 2018 elections!